No, you’re wrong. It’s ePrivacy. GDPR set the framework, ePrivaxy has largely superseded. Actually, I do use privacy mode at all times. The only hindrance is t

No, you’re wrong. It’s ePrivacy. GDPR set the framework, ePrivaxy has largely superseded. Actually, I do use privacy mode at all times. The only hindrance is the need to recredential. I have a password manager that auto fills those forms in. It works great, and is better security overall. My cookies database shouldn’t be equivalent to a password file, and I don’t carry around a pile of spammy cookies handing them out to every invasive spy company, hoping an obnoxious pop up mandated by an ineffective regulation will shield me. I use computer science, which always works, rather than political science, which is just a degree for folks who like to drink too much.